Eric Koston Nike SB Air Max 95, Air Jordan 1 Low “Voodoo,” And This Week’s Best Releases

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At some juncture, we’d like to go back and tally how many times the Air Max 95 has taken up the top spot in our rankings.

Without the hard numbers to back it up, it feels like at least the 10th week this year where Sergio Lozano’s design has led the billing, but it’s understandable this week given the legendary Eric Koston’s take on the Nike SB modification of the model. For Jordan fans, don’t fret — Zion Williamson’s Voodoo Alternate Air Jordan 1 Low OG and two versions of the Air Jordan 4, the GS “Blue Chill” and women’s “Cozy Girl” fill up the slate. Parse below the line and you’ll find there’s a ton on tap beyond those stars: Star Wars x Crocs, PUMA x Sonic, Wales Bonner x adidas, and Aritzia x Nike take up the collaborative offerings, while the Kobe 9 Elite Low “Moonwalker” and LeBron 23 “Grand Opening” have our attention in more inline matters.

As we always say, the above recap gives you a birds-eye-view of what’s upcoming, but you’ll need to check out the complete list ahead for a true sense. Included with the photos below are hyperlinks pointing back to our original coverage of each shoe. Through there, you can find direct “Where To Buy” sections with direct shopping links for all the shoes referenced. For late-breaking updates, keep our Sneaker Release Dates and Jordan Releases 2025 pages nearby as the week draws on.

October 26th sees the AE1 take one last go-around with an Asia-exclusive release of the adidas Anthony Edwards 1 “Pink Ascent.”

October 27th centers on an SMU, as Finish Line’s New Balance 1906R “Silver/Blue” is the sole drop on our radar.

October 28th continues that theme, as two versions of the New Balance 204L (one new, one restock) are on the menu.

October 29th is where things begin to branch out. As promised, the Zion Air Jordan 1 Low “Voodoo” issues a sequel to the coveted player-inspired pair, the Star Wars Crocs collection visits Darth Vader and R2-D2, and the Nike Air Max Muse “Multicolor” launches a half-stealthy, half-glimmering version of the women’s shoe.

October 30th only builds on that momentum, beginning in hoops with the Kobe 9 Elite Low “Moonwalker.” A Candian retailer gets in on the Swoosh action via the Nike Aritzia LD-1000 before things get truly diverse; the
Sonic PUMA drops off three for the beloved IP franchise, the Made in USA collection brings us the New Balance 990v6 “Driftwood” and New Balance 990v6 “Dark Camo,” and the adidas Intimidation Low Slip-On executes a cozy take on the hoops shoe.

October 31st, shockingly, only executes one drop for Halloween: the next step in the Wales Bonner adidas partnership.

November 1st is a busy day in Beaverton, beginning with a legendary Swoosh skater in the Eric Koston Nike SB Air Max 95. Two demographically exclusive AJ4s follow: the Air Jordan 4 “Cozy Girl” and Air Jordan 4 “Blue Chill” before a new step in the legacy heads back to the beginning Air Jordan 40 “Black Toe.” Hoops influences the next leg of this Saturday, with the Kobe Air Force 1 Low, the Nike LeBron 23 “Grand Opening, the Nike KD 18 “Wanda Pratt” and the Jordan Tatum 4 “Bred.” Lastly, LaMelo Ball’s second lifestyle shoe closes us out: the PUMA LaFrance RNR “Grey.”